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Can run java programs without an OS?

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java

jvm

I know that all java programs are executed by the JVM. This makes java compatible with all operating systems (Write once, run anywhere). But can I run a java program without an OS? Maybe run just the JVM? And if it is possible, will the functionality be affected in any way?

Note: My main question is, can java programs be directly run on hardware (via a JVM)? Are there any low level JVMs that I could 'boot up' in my computer?

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Udit Dey Avatar asked Apr 16 '26 02:04

Udit Dey


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Factually we can have jvm without OS. Heard about some work in going in that direction.

Gained with Oracle's acquisition of BEA Systems ... Oracle has resuscitated avant-garde virtualization technology: a Java Virtual Machine that runs directly on the hypervisor, without an operating system.

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FallAndLearn Avatar answered Apr 17 '26 16:04

FallAndLearn



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